Two Cars Damaged In Accident On State Route 99E Near Belle Mill
Two northbound vehicles sustained extensive damage in a 10 45 a m crash on State Route 99E near Belle Mill Road. Bret D. Sandoval 40 of Anderson turned onto the shoulder in front of Gary A. LeDonne 26 of Red Bluff an employee of Tehama County Probation Dept driving one of the CHP investigates. A second CHP probe covers a separate one car crash on Interstate 5 near Kirkwood Road where a station wagon struck a fence.
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Bret D. Sandoval
Anderson
Gary A. LeDonne
Red Bluff
Tehama County Probation Dept
California Highway Patrol
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Interstate 5
Kirkwood Road
Cavalry Clash East of Saigon and Munitions Cache Found
U S air cavalrymen clashed with North Vietnamese troops 43 miles east of Saigon as militiamen uncovered an enemy munitions cache nine miles southeast of the capital. The cache included 15 Soviet rifles 20 hand grenades 20 blasting caps and 1500 rounds. Casualties were reported light for South Vietnamese forces.
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Phase Out War Plans Rejected by House in War End Efforts
The House rejected seven end the war measures including a June 1 pullout and an April 30 deadline as well as the Dec. 31 halt. Senate had already rejected the Hatfield McGovern plan to cut funds and troops by Dec. 31. Nedzi Whalen amendment to bar use of $21.1 billion after Dec. 31 was defeated 254 to 158 despite backing from antiwar members.
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Prevent North South Viet Vote Conspiracy Denied By U S
The Washington Post reports a Pentagon study found no connivance by the United States and the Saigon regime to block elections in North and South Vietnam as set by the Geneva Conference. It says Ngo Dinh Diem alone hindered the 1954 1955 ballots, not a U S orchestration.
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Hearing on Rzeppa Continued by Red Bluff Trustees
Red Bluff trustees agreed to postpone the open hearing for C W Woody Rzeppa to Wednesday after board chairman Jim Harris sought time to gather more information. The session moved to the library amid a partisan crowd as charges were read and denied with no action taken.
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Rzeppa
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U S And Soviet Experts To Forge Docking System Links
A 20 member Soviet team arrives at the Manned Spacecraft Center in Houston to work with U S colleagues on docking and rendezvous systems for mutual spaceflight use. Discussions start Monday for five days to develop compatible systems enabling joint orbital operations and potential rescue missions.
Robbery Probed At Veterans Memorial Hall And Nearby
Red Bluff police investigate a burglary at the Veterans Memorial Hall where a latch was slipped and the lock broken. Stolen items include 30 cash, a Remington electric shaver from a city motel, 12 Cokes, two six packs of beer, 50 feet of garden hose, and a sprinkler. There are multiple thefts reported at three locations including a city motel.
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Welfare bill seen passing House next week in Nixon plan
Washington reports backers forecast quick House approval for a broad welfare reform proposing a federal program with an assured 2400 dollars per year for a family of four. Debate starts Monday with a vote expected Tuesday as opposition lines form across parties and ideologies.
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Labs Established For Treatment Of Drug Addicts
In Saigon the U.S. Command opened two laboratories and treatment facilities at troop processing centers to handle heroin users before they depart Vietnam. A new urinalysis method will identify narcotics users followed by five to seven days of in country treatment as part of Nixon’s antidrug campaign. After initial therapy in Vietnam, further treatment will occur after evacuation to the United States.
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Sparks From Trailer Ignites Grass Fire Near Jellys Ferry
A wheel from a commercial boat trailer rolled off triggering a one acre grass fire yesterday at 8:28 a.m. on Interstate 5 one mile north of Jellys Ferry Road. Three California Division of Forestry units fought the blaze. Later at 8:51 p.m. a state fire unit responded to a burning railroad tie north of Red Bluff near Hess Bros.
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Tehama County planners approve mobile home use permit
Tehama County planning commissioners granted one use permit and continued two matters yesterday. Ralph Parker won approval to place a mobile home on industrial property on Reeds Creek Road near Fortier Road. JoHanna E. Haskell’s three-space mobile home park permit was continued to July. Barbara N. Gaines Shaffer’s rezoning request to limited commercial was continued indefinitely until Red Bluff completes its general plan. Shaffer’s land lies between Interstate 5 and Williams Avenue.
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Ralph Parker
Reeds Creek Road
Fortier Road
JoHanna E. Haskell
Barbara N. Gaines Shaffer
Red Bluff
Lake Red Bluff
Bizz Announces Federal Funds For Mineral School
Congressman Harold T. Johnson announced a $3 783 grant to the Mineral School District for the 1971 fiscal year under the Federal Impacted Areas Program. The grant funds school operating costs amid rising federal employment. Principal Gabriele Brown of Mineral led the application.
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Washington, D.C
Harold T
Bizz) Johnson
Tehama County
Mineral
Gabriele Brown
Weather Outlook With Partly Cloudy Skies Through Saturday
Forecast shows slightly easier conditions with partly cloudy skies through Saturday. Slight 10 percent precipitation chance today and tonight, southerly winds around 15 mph. Temperatures range from a high near 96 yesterday to a low around 66. River levels cited at Lake Red Bluff 157 ft, Bend Bridge 22.0 ft, Tehama 204 ft, Woodson Bridge 169 ft. Precipitation in last 24 hours trace, season-to-date about 22.78 inches, normal 21.98, last year 21.72. Sunset 8:41 p.m., sunrise tomorrow 5:39 a.m. PDT.
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